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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1976

Page

12

Playoffs Begin With Colts and Steelers Set to Clash

The AP reports the Colts and Steelers headline the AFC playoff opening as Baltimore eyes dominance while Pittsburgh seeks a nine game run to overturn last year's result. Washington hosts Minnesota in the NFC and New England faces Oakland in the AFC. Namath’s Jets slump looms as the season ends.

Bruce Lowitt Baltimore Colts Pittsburgh Steelers Colts Steelers Pittsburgh Chuck Noll Baltimore Ted Marchibroda Mike Kruczek Washington Minnesota New England Oakland Los Angeles Dallas Patriots Boston Patriots San Diego New York Jets Joe Namath Shea Stadium Cincinnati

Evert Named SI's 1976 Athlete of the Year

Chris Evert is named Sports Illustrated athlete of the year for 1976, the first woman to win outright since 1954. She topped the men in SI’s final seven, reflecting her Wimbledon and Open titles, world number one status for three years, and about 375000 dollars in prize money.

Karol Stonger NEW York (Ap Chris Evert Sports Illustrated Miss Evert Billie Jean King UCLA John Wooden Arone

Unusual Bugs You’ll Find in Today’s Want Ads

A compact Decatur Daily Want-Ads item highlights quirky insect related listings and odd pests for sale or trade. It notes unusual bugs appearing as curiosities or educational specimens with brief descriptions and prices where listed.

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Bailey Goes For Yards In Independence Bowl

Tulsa fullback Thomas Bailey runs for several yards in the first quarter as McNeese State defenders Anthony Naquin and Bob Howell stop him. McNeese upset Tulsa in the inaugural Independence Bowl in Louisiana.

Tulsa Thomas Bailey McNeese State Anthony Naquin Bob Howell

Notre Dame Joins Top Five In AP Poll Shakeup

Notre Dame rises to No. 4 in the AP poll after beating UCLA 66-63 to move to 5-0. Michigan leads with 34 first place votes and 850 points as Marquette, Kentucky, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Alabama, Arizona, and Wake Forest fill the top 10. Maryland slides while North Carolina ranks No. 11 and Syracuse lands No. 15.

Barry Wilner Notre Dame Fighting Irish Maryland Terrapins Digger Phelps Crew Associated Press UCLA Pauley Pavillion Bruins Michigan Wolverines Vanderbilt Marquette Warriors Kentucky Wildcats San Francisco Dons Cincinnati Alabama Arizona Wake Forest Atlantic Coast North Carolina Tar Heels Nevada-Las Vegas Utah Clemson Syracuse

Oak Park Takes Sweep From Tanner in Middle School Basketball

Oak Park Middle School swept Tanner in a three game set. The eighth graders won 55-43, the seventh graders 32-28, and the girls 23-12. Barry Devine led the eighth grade with 17 points, James Clark had 12 and 18 rebounds, Carlton Bell 10.

Oak Park Middle School Tanner Oak Park Raiders Rattlers Barry Devine James Clark Carlton Bell Mike Freeman Clint Shelton Randy Humphries Fred Clemons Florence Birdsong

Decatur Ice Teams Suffer Two Losses in Huntsville Trip

Decatur three hockey squads visited Huntsville on Saturday and earned one 2-2 tie while suffering heavy losses. Conagra fell 8-2 with Rob Welch scoring both goals. FCP lost 18-1 with Tom Rohlf scoring the lone Decatur goal. McDonald’s squad tied Rockets 2-2 with Ray Askew and Steve Atkinson scoring. Next up, Birmingham Jr. Bulls visit Point Mallard Ice Rink Sunday at 8 p.m.

Decatur Huntsville Conagra Decatur F.C.P McDonald’s Rockets Rob Welch Conagra Tom Rohlf Ray Askew Steve Atkinson McDonald's Birmingham Jr. Bulls Point Mallard

McNeese Downs Tulsa 20-16 to win Independence Bowl

McNeese State defeated Tulsa 20-16 in the Independence Bowl as Oliver Hadnot capped a late drive with a 25-yard TD run with 37 seconds left. The Cowboys played with 16 redshirted or recently dismissed players, provoking anger from coach Jack Doland amid questions of team legitimacy.

Shreveport McNeese State Tulsa McNeese Oliver Hadnot Cowboys Jack Doland

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